The Peaceable Kingdom

Sender: Hootnoodle
'P' is for 'Peaceable'!

The Peaceable Kingdom (c.1846)
By Edward Hicks (1780-1849)

Snowball Fight with Santas!

Sender: Alienne
'X' is for 'X'mas card'!
Art by Gerd Bauer

Maybe the boy is taking revenge against the Santas for not giving him what he really wished for!

Lesende 1994

Sender: Alienne

'C' is for 'Checking', a young lady checking the newspaper for the latest news.

Lesende by Gerard Richter, a German visual artist.

A Fox Stalking!

Sender: Alienne
F is for FRIENDSHIP @ FOX @ FOE!
A bear with his close friend, a bird. Checkout the sly stalking fox.

Three Clowns

Sender: KDA
T is for THREE clowns!

Tree Spirit?

Sender: Elenadoby
T is for TREES!
This is a painting by Nastya Kamentsova. I love it! Is the girl a tree spirit or something? Try imagining a story behind the painting.

Stuffed Toys

Sender: Reggikko

T is for TOYS!

"Stuffed Toys" 1996-2002 Oil on canvas - by Wayne Thiebaud

Vase of Flowers, Lemons and Mortar

Sender: Qhasami

Vase of Flowers, Lemons and Mortar, 1919

Henri Matisse, 1869-1954

Cat and Flowers

Sender: Anna
Rounded Cat by unknown artist

Teatime in the Kitchen

Sender: Adarka
Teatime in the kitchen

I think this is by Natasha Chetkova. Love her cards!

A Handsome Ural Owl

Sender: Lesha & Lena
A handsome Ural Owl drawn by an unknown artist as I can't read the script.

Red Umbrella

Sender: Chicherita
Red Umbrella
Art by Leonid Afremov, palette knife painting.

Palace of Grand Dukes of Lithuania

Sender: Myliu_Lietuva
'R' is for 'Royal Palace'

A bird's-eye view of the Palace of the Grand Dukes of Lithuania
Painted by Vilija Maciulyte (2008)

Just A Couple Of Girls

Sender: Jari-Chan
'R' is for 'Reading'

Harry Wilson Watrous (1857-1940)
"Just A Couple Of Girls", 1915

(Eh, but why did the postmark appear on this side of the postcard? Marring the beautiful pic!)

Golden Lion Monkey

Sender: Kluifje
'G' is for 'Golden' Lion Monkey

Clover Field

Sender: Bellatrix
Kleefeld (Clover Field) by Gerhard Gluck

Lantern-Lady

Sender: Marina & Igor

An elegant lantern-lady

A Shop Named "A Kind Word"

Sender: Jessica

A thoughtful gesture from Jessica as she chose to send a card from my wall of favourites. I like this card because of the name of the shop.  <3 <3 <3 

"Kind words do not cost much. Yet they accomplish much." ~ Blaise Pascal"Kindness is a language which the deaf can hear and the blind can see". ~ Mark Twain

A Young Couple In Love

Sender: Nina

A pretty card with a love theme. The back states "Tama kortti tukee tyota. Reilun kaupan edistamiseki".

I think it is done to support fair trade, but correct me if I am wrong :-)

Haymaking

Sender: Skilla

K.S. Malevich (1878-1935), Russian artist. "Haymaking", 1909.